We get calls from patients who say “My Tooth Got Knocked Out of Position” When a tooth gets knocked slightly out of place but remains attached, it is known as tooth displacement. In order to prevent further damage, it’s important that you visit our office as soon as it happens. Even if the tooth is a […]

Bleeding in the mouth is never typical. Bleeding around a solitary tooth may be an indication of dental injury. A hit to the mouth, impact from falling, or other mishap can result in a tooth being knocked out of place, or even out of its socket. In some cases, the tooth may be pushed further […]

Painful gums is one of the most common complaints that we hear in our office. Any change in your gums, especially pain is something that needs to be checked by your dentist. You wouldn’t ignore a persistent pain in any other part of your body; why would you ignore it in your gums? In some […]

Your tooth is sensitive to hot and cold when the tooth nerves have been irritated. In many cases, this occurs when fluid moves through your dentin, the inner layer of your teeth below the enamel. This is an indication that your tooth enamel has become thin, and may also be a sign that your gums are […]

A tooth that is becoming discolored or turning gray is far more serious than a simple aesthetic concern. This can indicate a more serious underlying condition that needs attention right away. If your tooth is turning gray, it is important that you contact Dr.Hill right away so that your tooth can be evaluated and treated appropriately. […]

Over time, normal wear and tear can cause our tooth enamel to wear away, making the teeth appear transparent. This is a natural form of tooth discoloration, but the process is often sped along by the effects of acid erosion. What is acid erosion? Acid erosion is a type of tooth wear that occurs when […]

Even when a broken tooth doesn’t hurt, it still needs to be repaired by a dentist. If you are not experiencing pain from your broken tooth, it is most likely a minor fracture, however, there may be sharp edges on the tooth that can hurt your tongue. Furthermore, the nerve inside the tooth may become […]

If your gums are pulling away from your teeth, it can indicate the beginnings of gum disease. Infections in the gums can destroy the gum tissue, causing it to pull back from the teeth. If left untreated, the infection can spread into the bone that supports your teeth. Another cause for gum recession is improper […]

I self-diagnosed myself with a ‘peculiar’ sleep disorder which even my physician was unable to diagnose. I had completely lost hope until one day he suggested me to consult with a dentist because he doubted I was a bruxist. I was at a loss about how the two can be interrelated – my sleep and […]